Civic Participation & Voting Rights
Take Action & Advocacy
Your voice is essential in shaping public policy, defending disability rights, and securing budget appropriations for independent living services in Maryland.
Find Your Elected Officials
Lookup your Maryland State Senators, Delegates, County Executives, and U.S. Congressional representatives using online legislative directories.
Accessible Voting & Ballot Rights
Maryland law guarantees accessible ballot marking devices at all polling centers, accessible mail-in ballots with screen reader support, and curbside voting.
Deliver Public Testimony
Participate in Maryland SILC quarterly town halls or sign up to deliver oral/written testimony during the Maryland General Assembly legislative session in Annapolis.
Voters with Disabilities Bill of Rights
You have the right to vote privately and independently using accessible ballot marking devices.
You have the right to receive assistance from anyone you choose, except an employer or union officer.
You have the right to an accessible polling place equipped with ramps, wide doorways, and designated parking.
You have the right to request an online accessible mail-in ballot compatible with screen readers.